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Sanyo M-9994

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Introduced in 1978, the Sanyo M9994 is one of the highest quality vintage boomboxes you can buy.  

Sanyo M-X920

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Sanyo's best-looking ghettoblaster features 18cm woofers, 5cm tweeters, a flywheel-weighted tuner, and a cool green tuner light.  

Sanyo M9998

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Sanyo RP-8880

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Sanyo's top consumer shortwave radio during the late 1970s  

Sanyo System Mini-10

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This was a mini stereo system sold by Sanyo in the early 80s.  

Sears LXI Series mini component system

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This mini stereo appeared in the 1981 Sears catalog. We believe it was made by Sanyo.  

Sencor S-4540

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Sencor S-4800

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The Sencor S-4800 is a very unique boomboxes. It looks like military equipment, and it sounds very good!  

Sencor S-5000

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The high-quality Sencor Mobile Hi-Fi from 1977  

Sencor SPT-300

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Sencor SPT-330

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Sharp GF-9797

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The Sharp GF-9797 is a mid-size ghettoblaster from 1981 with a digital tuner. Output is 2x7W Sinus (RMS).  

Sony CF-1990

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A big mono boombox with an 8-inch woofer. Also known as the CF-490S and CF-495L  

Sony CFS-100

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The Sony CFS-100 / CFS-600 Mini Stereo Cassette-Corder from 1978  

Sony FH-100W

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Sony FH-7

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This is the Sony FH-7 portable stereo component system from 1985. It was released in 3 different versions.  

Sony FX-414

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The Sony FX-414 is from 1980. It has a 3.7 inch TV, AM/FM stereo, and a cassette player.  

Sony ICF-6800W

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Sony XF-2000 and 3000

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These were very heavy portable stereos from 1979 or 1980.  

Studebaker Sound Station SB2140

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A bluetooth speaker from 2020-2021 with a cassette deck, CD player, and some funky analog VU meters.  

Tecsonic Super Jumbo J-1

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Review of this iconic ghettoblaster from the late 80's. It's a re-branded Promax J1.  

Telefunken CR-100

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The CR-100 was popular in Germany. It was made in 1981 and has metal knobs and a beautiful lighted tuner.  

Telefunken CR-50

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Telefunken CR-8200

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